Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

General McComb was in the city yester
day.
jus. l.. Steflens returned yesterday from
Stockton.
Simon Hamburg left for San Francisco
yesterday.
Albert Gallatin returned from the Bay
last evening.
Mayor Gregory and General Cutting wen
below yesterday.
Mrs. Mary A. Black, of Woodland, is
visiting Sacramento.
Wash and VIM. Lambert, of Woodland
have gone TO Mexico.
Edwin F. Smith and wife went down to
the Bay yesterday afternoon.
ia. Crosby and family, Of Woodland
are rusticating in Los Angeles.
J. M. Jacobs, County Treasurer of Placer
county, came down from Auburn yesterday
William Beckman and wife and W. B.
Miller left for the Bay yesterday afternoon.
Charles Trayer. an extensive land owner
of Fresno left for his home on the 11:3O
train yesterday.
Ex-Attorney- General 10 Hamilton, of
Auburn, and ex-State Treasurer January,
of San Jose, are in the city.
Generals Dlmond and Cutting came up
from the Bay yesterday morning to confer
with the Governor relative to military mat
tiers. They dined with the Governor and
returned to the Bay on the afternoon train.
Yesterday Captain Clinton White en-
tertained number of friends who arrived
in the morning from Iowa. Among those
who were given a ride around the city
were c. H. Dunn and wife, George Bruce,
Mrs. c. E. Harris and daughter, Miss Car
RE Wollers, DR.. Charles Vance, Mrs. D. H.
Eli and Joseph Bruidy. Some of the
company remained over, while the others
resumed the journey southwark.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday w. ]. Andrews, P. NJ. Darrell, San
Francisco; G. w. Cook, Boston; ]. H. Kes-
ter, st. Johns; 10 Hamilton. Auburn; B.
B. Nostrand, Jr., and wife, New York; E.
Roller. San Francisco; H. Leftchild, San
Francisco Chronicle; T. 2. ]. Hooper, To-
Mclean, San Francisco; r. c. Holden, Gin.
cinnati; J. Ephriam, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday ::
J. N. Stephenson, franklin, George W.
Lull Cambrin; Harry Murnock, San Fran
cisco; D. II. ellis, Red Bluff; Lee Ames,
Delta; Charles D. Hines, San Francisco: O.
c. Hewett Amador; f. Frank Otto, w. A.
Smith, Edna. Md. II. w. Faulkner, San
Francisco; NJ. T. Emanuel and family,
Miss Smith, Dunnigan; Charles T. Watt,
Chicago ]. B. Patterson, John Rains and
wife, Lincoln; Pieren Pirto, San Francisco;
A. NJ. Borland, Benicia.
Colonel James McNasser and wife yes-
terday celebrated the forty-second anniyer-
sary of their marriage at their residence,
Tenth and NJ streets A number of their in
innate friends were present, a sumptuous
dinner was served, and all present were
highly entertained. The couple were mar
ried October u, 1915, in the town of Bur-
lington, Vermont. The groom was q
years of age, the bride three years younger.
Ofsix children born to them, five have
been buried and the other is the wife OF
Colonel Donlin, of Laramie City, Wyom-
ing. Time has dealt kindly with the Col
onel and his good lady, and, although they
have enjoyed welded bliss for almost a
half century, have seen much sorrow
and experienced many disappointments,
they are to-day hale, hearty and happy,
young in action if not in years, and sur
rounded with all the luxuries that wealth
can purchase. Mrs. McNasser leaves for
Wyoming to visit her daughter the latter
part of this week, and will be followed by
the Colonel some time next month.